1. HDMI supports the video. What supports audio output? 2. In previous versions, the wifi didn't function well. Has this been resolved?
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Yes the audio come thru the same hdmi and the wifi this one come with 2 antennas to solve the problem
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HDMI includes audio, that is what HDMI is all about (both video and quality audio). Typically 5.1 surround sound. GREAT !!!
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hello,Im sorry I've been meaning to contact you with this matter. I'm sorry it does not work It needed to have the hdmi hook up for it to show picture. i dont know what can be done now since its been a few months since bought it but it did not work. Let me know.Thanks Geri.
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Thanks for the info.Personally, I'm not terribly interested in all of the bells and whistles (like internetTV and wifi capability), but if this can play a good range of video files with varying codecs, it's looking like a good buy. :)
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Mine Does support audio. I have an SDI from a Blackmagic ATEM into this device outputting HDMI to an Atomos Ninja Blade- Audio works great over HDMI
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Mine was not WIFI capable. We live in a WIFI area, but could not use it. It works fine at my sisters house who gives me the password to their wireless. FYI....the picture & video quality is very poor. My 7 year old son uses it mainly to pay games on. Hope that helps.
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Generally you need to select a different audio output from your source device. I watched a movie from my ipad mini connected to the projector via a HDMI cable and used bluetooth for the sound to my Bose headset. I am going to try a bluetooth dongle to hook up a surround sound system. So far the wireless projection is pretty much false advertising. From an iPad it only does pictures and documents loaded in a special app. No video, PPT, etc. Useless!!!
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I also have been considering this TV and wondering about the HDMI 1.0 issue. Since so far no knowledgable techie has chirped in I did a little of my own research, and here is what I found out. This all comes from an industry web site hdmi.org ------------------------ The initial HDMI 1.0 specification was released in December 2002. Version 1.1 was released in May 2004. Version 1.2 was released in August of 2005. Version 1.2a was released in December of 2005. Version 1.3 was released in June of 2006. Q. What functionality was added to each specification? The following provides an overview of major functionality added to each version of HDMI HDMI 1.1 Support for DVD Audio ------------------------------- So my guess is that like the poster said it will not take the audio from his dvd player in the hdmi input, but I assume he could bring the audio in through other inputs assuming his dvd player has other outputs. Hopefully someone with more knowledge can elaborte on this, meanwhile I think I'll move on and look for a set that has at least a HDMI 1.1 interface since using a DVD player is one thing I want to do with it.
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The WiFi circuit is poor. Try moving it or use a longer HDMI cable. It can make a big difference. If no joy, Try a wifi extender.
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Glad to know that purchased videos work on the X-Fi. They did *not* work on the X-Fi Style that I bought, so I returned that one. Has anyone tried hooking the X-Fi to an external video screen? Any comments on how best to do that? If it's easy and inexpensive enough, I might try the X-Fi.Thanks, - Ted
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Mine is sitting in the junk room. Most of the time the audio came through just fine for me. My issues was that sometimes the audio was so far out of sync it wasn't even watchable. It's a great concept, but a total POS in reality. Like Clayton said, try updating the drivers and see if that helps. I gave up on mine though. A 15' HDMI cable is cheaper and way more reliable.
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yes it supports sound over hdmi. that is what i am using. go to sound and you will find drop down with a list of option. click on one you want.
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Ive had some issues with connecting this model to the internet, and i think other people have as well, "I'm not exactly sure if it even is WIFI capable." It only has a network cable port in the back. though i believe i did get the network cable to work. but when i downloaded Netflix, and went to go use Netflix it didn't work, so i just use my Ps3, Xbox, or blue-ray player, to stream stuff. sorry i cant answer your question, but i figured i would post you my the problems i have had. good luck.
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Judith, I have run into some issues with playing the videos lately, but I believe it's my internet provider. It is possible that people walking between the router and the Wifi adapter may cause breaks in play when you are watching the video remotely. I'm going to plug an HDMI cable directly into the router today and see if there are breaks. I'm guessing it's my internet, not the device.
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WiDi supports both video and audio, as it would an HDMI cable. Now, given that video and audio probably need to be in sync through the wireless link, the audio would always go to the TV. I haven't found a way to redirect the audio to a different laptop output, and some of the attempts have cause some crashes and other issues with the device. However, if your TV has a good audio attached to it that shouldn't be a problem. This little box has worked for me quite well, but needs some firmware updates as well as keeping the driver on your laptop current.
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Wifi works from your Windows Computer. I can use it directly to my laptop to transfer the videos then post them on YouTube. Also, you can't do wireless video uploads of movies shot at 1080i or 720p only in HD/Web which is at a lower resolution. You cannot convert 1080 or 720 video to HD/Web either. You have to shoot in this lower resolution mode to transfer the video over WiFi.
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Actually I think this is all incorrect... if you hold the option button while you click on your sound icon in the top corner, you can select the A1 device as your sound output. I haven't used it for that function but it SHOULD work. As another person mentioned though, you would likely have a little bit of lag because the sound would have to be sent through the wifi channel and processed while the video would be real time.
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Have it. Def only internet is wireless. I don't think you'll see wireless HDMI anytime soon, Mary, sorry....hadn't heard about that, and haven't heard of wireless HDMI, period.. If someone tries to sell you a TV with wireless HDMI, maybe stay away. unless I missed a very important memo, anyone else feel free to correct me!... That said, The wireless I think if or she was talking about the internet capabilities. You can hook it up with a cable or it does have a very fast internal wireless router too. I use the wireless and its easy, very quick, depending on your internet speed, and super convenient, so I have more room for cables on my internet router. I have Att u-verse and so I asked them for I wireless router mainly because our computer and printer are upstairs, but both can use WiFi so I was going to plug everything in down stairs where the router is, but when I found out the TV had the fastest to date 802.11 WiFi, I just went to network options on my tv's guide, and just type in your password for your internet, just like you would for a computer, and good to go. It also will update firmware and programs on the TV automatically, which is good if they are fixing an existing issue or whatever. But no. There is no wireless HDMI in the near to further future... Sorry. TV is crazy awesome though!